PBH2UEENAG1RLGR

Series:	PBH
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Standard
Circuit:	DPDT
Switch Function:	On-On
Current Rating:	100mA (DC)
Voltage Rating - DC:	30V
Actuator Type:	Round, Button
Color - Actuator/Cap:	Gray, Light
Illumination Type, Color:	--
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	--
Mounting Type:	Through Hole, Right Angle
Termination Style:	PC Pin
Ingress Protection:	--
Features:	--
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	--
Operating Temperature:	-20°C ~ 70°C
Mechanical Life:	30,000 Cycles
Electrical Life:	10,000 Cycles

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What is Pushbutton Switches and its Application Field?

Pushbuttons are switches that activate as soon as the button is pressed. Pushbuttons are commonly used in many industrial, commercial, and domestic products. Push button switches can be used to control electrical equipment such as lights, motors, home appliances, computer accessories, and other electrical components. Pushbutton switches can be used for many purposes such as:

• Starting and Stopping Machines – Push buttons are commonly used to start and stop devices. This might include machine tools, pumps, motors, and other types of equipment.
• Control Circuits – Pushbuttons can also be used to control circuits. This can be used to turn on and off various types of equipment and activate relays.
• Switch Groups – Push button switches can be used to turn on and off multiple components in a group.
• Home Appliances – Push buttons can also be used to control domestic appliances such as air conditioners, fans, and other home appliances.
• Telecommunications – Pushbuttons can also be used to control telecommunications equipment such as landline and cellular phones.

Working Principle of Pushbutton Switches

The working principle of pushbutton switches is based on the simple mechanism of a switch. A pushbutton switch is a switch that activates when pushed. It consists of a button that is pressed down and a mechanism that is triggered when the button is depressed. Push buttons typically use either mechanical or electromechanical contacts to complete or open a circuit.Mechanical push buttons use a spring-loaded plunger that is connected to a set of contacts. When the button is pressed, the plunger is forced down, activating the contacts. Once the button is released, the plunger springs back up, breaking the connection between the contacts.Electromechanical push buttons use an actuator, such as an armature or solenoid, that is connected to the contacts. When the button is pressed, the actuator is activated, causing the contacts to close. When the button is released, the actuator is deactivated and the contacts open.In either case, pushbuttons are designed to be easy to operate, reliable, and cost effective. Pushbuttons are used in a variety of applications and are available in a wide range of sizes, styles, and configurations, making them a versatile and popular choice for many applications.

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